Mr. Max B. Gardner,
Spenish Fork, Utah.

Deer Mr. Gardner:

Thank you fer your kinl letter of lireh 20th. I appree-
iate very much what you had to gay about our game with Colorado.
tre had two chances to score, but the boys were over-anxious and
nisse! a couple of shots under the basket. Ralph Miller, one of
our aces, became very il] after our game with Oklahome Aggies,
and was hardly able to play at all in the games with Colorado end
Rice. But we are making no complaint. I say if you can't afford
to lose, don't play.

as keen « te aie Sees baeeds", ele
1 think you would find very valuable in your onsshing~ The book
is published by McGraw-Hill and Company, end sells for $4.00. If
you should desire an autographed copy I would be glad to send it
to you postpaid upon receipt of your check or money order for $4.
I am enclosing some deseriptive material to show you something of
the contents of the text.

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fest break, but when the defense 1s equal in number to the offense
we set the plays up.

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